Alberta Liberals defeat in legislature on economy plan
Edmonton March 6 Alberta Government opposes cuts touching personal finances as Liberal resolution for provincial economy reduction and ministerial salaries is voted down by a large majority. Debate on the address speech ends after twelve days and thirty three speakers with government night marked by opposition voices and final remarks.
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Edmonton
Alberta
WI. A
Gabor
Lethbridge
Stewart
I. C
Alexandra High and Strathcona meet in provincial debate
In Convocation Hall the Alexandra High School debaters from Medicine Hat and Strathcona High School Edmonton argue the pro side of a pulpwood export tax. Rutherford Silver Cup trophy centers on the provincial debating championship with Medicine Hat aiming to reclaim the trophy after past wins. D. C. Coleman of Canadian Pacific Railway underwent a Tuesday Montreal hospital operation and is reportedly recovering quietly.
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Alexandra High School
Strathcona High School
Edsmonton
Russell Halpin
Alec Splyak
Stke
Medicine Hat
D. C. Coleman
Canadian ‘Pacific Railway
Western Lines
Montreal Hospital
Ottawa Supplementary Estimates Tabled by Robb
Ottawa March 6 supplementary estimates totalling 41,442,000 for the present 1924-1926 year were tabled in the house by James A. Robb acting minister of inance. The largest item 7,500,000 covers the extension of last year’s appropriation. Other allocations include 15,000 for the chain exhibition 25,000 for mariner treatment and 10,000 for the royal grain inquiry commission plus 6,000 for relief of distress among Yukon Indians. A civil government vote of 1,440,000 covers administration.
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Ottawa
James A. Robb
Royal Grain Inquiry Commission
Yukon Territory
Noisy Fragments Reveal Unclear Event
A fragmented OCR item shows garbled text and stray phrases about weights and sacks without a clear event, date, or involved names. The readable portions suggest a misscanned note or caption rather than a complete incident.
Wheat market crash drives sharp price drops in Winnipeg
In Winnipeg on March 6 the whet market fell drastically as sessions closed with May at 614, July 588.5, and October 516.8. Rye weakened 5 7/ cents, export demand cooled, and cash grain trading remained dull amid a broad liquidation of long wheat. News from the winter belt offered some bullish factors despite the downturn.
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Winnipeg
Rtlecs
Lherpool
Kansas
Australia
Fire Devastates Sasaki Quarter in Tokyo Blast
In Tokyo on March 6 three hundred houses were destroyed by fire in Sasaki, a major quarter, as the Diet debated a measure on gradual abolition of Tokyo quarters of fil fame.
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Tokio
Diet Loday
Sasaki
Bandit Captured After Toy Revolver Ruse at Liverpool Post Office
In Liverpool's Stanley Road post office a man cried Hands up and brandished a toy pistol. He fled when the post mistress warned her. A pursuing crowd cornered him. the fake weapon proved to be a toy pistol.
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London
Stanley Road
Liverpool
Meighen and Dr Beeand Clash Over Soldiers Aid Funds
In Ottawa the Right Hon. Arthur Meighen accuses the government of misappropriating trust funds from patriots for ex service men. Dr. Beland defends the canteen fund scheme and the maintenance of an adjustment bureau, asserting the bureau helps claimants and preserves trust spirit despite Meighen’s charge of violation.Continued on Page Five
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Arthur Meighen
Beeand
Currie
Ottawa
Maren F
Feland
Meighen
House
Senate
Dominion Veterans’ Alliance
A. Kb. Scammell
Department of Soldiers
Len
Treland
Scammela
Beland
Iljustment Bureau
Departmaren
Pension Commissioners
Meignen Ghot
Canadians to face Monarchs in Medicine Hat game
Calgary Canadians arrive Monday night for a high profile hockey clash with the Monarchs at the Arena at 8 30 pm. The team departs Tuesday morning for the East in the Dominion championship chase.
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Calgary
Monarchs
Medicine Hat
Women Hear Sordid Details In Mrs Dennistoun Suit Trial
London March 6 Witnesses in the suit by Mrs Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun against her husband described a former close friendship with the Countess of Carmarvon. The testimony touched on loans clothes and past friendships, with the court noting the crowded, fashionable audience.
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London
Carmaryvon
Dorothy Muriel Dennist
Denuistoun
Li-Cot
Fin Onslow Dennistoun
Cirnat
Titankhamen
Carnaeyon
Dennistoun
Coneral Cowans
Dennis Fome
Jol StevoWare
Great Britain
Sudden Illness of Marquis Curzon
Lord Curzon former president of the Council collapsed while dressing for a public dinner and had to cancel engagements. Medical staff summoned initially feared severity but reports say condition was not serious and he remained in bed.
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Marquis Curzon
Londen
Moyer
Muarqquis Carnon
Council
Tese of Lords
British Empire Steel Officials Warn of Possible Trouble
Sydney reports a statement from 81 w. Ke McLurg vice president of British Empire Steel Corp promising protection if interference occurs at the fans event. Officials say a complete trip notice begins 11 o clock and they anticipate trouble while awaiting further directions. In Halifax the provincial government meets to discuss situs bronchi and county council considers relief measures.
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Sydney
N.S
Mainuain
W. Ke McLurg
British Empire Steel Corporion
Mela
Ind
Vnfers
Canadian Agr Council delegates press for act reforms
A large Canadian Council of Agriculture delegation met the government seeking amendments to the Naturalization Act immigration rules and senate reform. They urged government review of railway and steamship advertising to settlers and favored training reforms for cadet corps. Leaders cited false settler literature and asked for soldier settlement revaluation and marital naturalization changes.
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Ohawa
Can
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Senate
Sddler
George F. Edwards
Saskatchewan Grain ‘Growers
Canada
P. Wright
United Farmers of Manitoba
J. S. Amos
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Love
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Caneron
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Shield
Carsol
Moore
Brown
Joly
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Arnaud
Andrews
Buckley
Farquarharson
Peteraou
Cook
G. W. Smith
Stringam
G. N. Johnston
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Engenauer
Proudfoot
Connor
Fedun
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Davison
White
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W. G Jopneton
Mitchell
Marshall
Bowen
McClung
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Molennan
Giroux
Henry
Milnes
Messrs
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Cross
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Countess of
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OPERA
Canadian Council of Agr
Inet
G. Beving
United Farmers of Alberta
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